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Bmojtaba Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Infinitive vs gerund vs plain verb
Which one is grammatically correct?
e.g
'We have heard the term "old soul" used before to refer to /before referring to /before we refer to how our souls may be ancient and have experienced previous lives'
And what are the differences if all are correct?
e.g
'We have heard the term "old soul" used before to refer to /before referring to /before we refer to how our souls may be ancient and have experienced previous lives'
And what are the differences if all are correct?
Top answer
to refer to The second is possible but the third is not. The intent of all is the same.
- to refer to The second is possible but the third is not.
- The intent of all is the same.
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to refer to
The second is possible but the third is not. The intent of all is the same.
The second is possible but the third is not. The intent of all is the same.
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